One of the final remaining original Crochet Web Mandalas by Chelsea Hopkins-Allan.
Chelsea no longer produces works from this series, making the remaining framed originals a limited opportunity to acquire one of the last Crochet Web Mandalas in this distinctive format.
Created in watercolour and gouache on 300gsm watercolour paper, the circular mandala has been individually cut around its outer edge and floated approximately 5mm above the backing surface. This creates a subtle shadow and dimensional effect within the frame.
The composition features a restrained palette of seafoam, mint green, teal and aqua, surrounded by soft silver-grey and pale cool grey tones. The gentle tonal transitions and intricate hand-worked pattern create a calm, airy and meditative character, with subtle rhythm, depth and visual movement.
The mandala is presented in a custom-made, archival-quality white floating box frame under non-reflective glass. The specialised glazing reduces distracting reflections and allows the artwork’s colour, detail and dimensional presentation to be viewed more clearly.
Its clean contemporary presentation makes it suitable for residential interiors, offices, reception areas, accommodation, hospitality, wellness spaces and gallery-style display.
ARTWORK DETAILS
Artist: Chelsea Hopkins-Allan
Title: Original Crochet Web Mandala — Seafoam, Mint, Teal & Silver
Medium: Watercolour and gouache on 300gsm watercolour paper
Artwork presentation: Hand-cut circular original, floated approximately 5mm above the backing surface
Frame: Custom-made archival-quality white floating box frame
Glazing: Non-reflective glass
Framed size: 600 × 600 mm
Frame depth: 37 mm
Status: Original work from a discontinued series
Availability: Existing display stock only
PHOTOGRAPHY NOTE
Although the artwork is presented under non-reflective glass, website photographs may still show minor reflections, glare or slight colour variations caused by lighting and viewing conditions. The work is more detailed, delicate and dimensional in person than the photographs can fully convey.
One of the final remaining original Crochet Web Mandalas by Chelsea Hopkins-Allan.
Chelsea no longer produces works from this series, making the remaining framed originals a limited opportunity to acquire one of the last Crochet Web Mandalas in this distinctive format.
Created in watercolour and gouache on 300gsm watercolour paper, the circular mandala has been individually cut around its outer edge and floated approximately 5mm above the backing surface. This creates a subtle shadow and dimensional effect within the frame.
The composition features a restrained palette of seafoam, mint green, teal and aqua, surrounded by soft silver-grey and pale cool grey tones. The gentle tonal transitions and intricate hand-worked pattern create a calm, airy and meditative character, with subtle rhythm, depth and visual movement.
The mandala is presented in a custom-made, archival-quality white floating box frame under non-reflective glass. The specialised glazing reduces distracting reflections and allows the artwork’s colour, detail and dimensional presentation to be viewed more clearly.
Its clean contemporary presentation makes it suitable for residential interiors, offices, reception areas, accommodation, hospitality, wellness spaces and gallery-style display.
ARTWORK DETAILS
Artist: Chelsea Hopkins-Allan
Title: Original Crochet Web Mandala — Seafoam, Mint, Teal & Silver
Medium: Watercolour and gouache on 300gsm watercolour paper
Artwork presentation: Hand-cut circular original, floated approximately 5mm above the backing surface
Frame: Custom-made archival-quality white floating box frame
Glazing: Non-reflective glass
Framed size: 600 × 600 mm
Frame depth: 37 mm
Status: Original work from a discontinued series
Availability: Existing display stock only
PHOTOGRAPHY NOTE
Although the artwork is presented under non-reflective glass, website photographs may still show minor reflections, glare or slight colour variations caused by lighting and viewing conditions. The work is more detailed, delicate and dimensional in person than the photographs can fully convey.
